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Virginia: (to the audience) Now, I want to just point out something. I know that I'm at risk with something like this, that here is somebody who is a self-styled righteous person. All right. Now, when I connect with that—this is one way; I wouldn't always do it this way, maybe I'd do it some other way. What I'm doing is recognizing what he's telling me, and finding some kind of way to put it into a context where he is going to be able to see something, and also not feel isolated from me. Now, I just want to do this again, and I want to do it another way. So would you start out again and tell me what you've been hearing?
Glen: Glen, we've been hearing about these women that go down there to the center and they're getting filled with all kinds of ideas about how they're just as good as their husbands, and that they can get off and do their own thing, and they don't have to pay any attention to marriage vows. We just really don't like that.
Virginia: (apologetically) Oh, I feel so bad that there's anybody like that who would feel that way! That's terrible. Maybe we should change everything we're doing. I'm so sad about that.
Glen: Well, I think you ought to be, because that's sure what we hear is going on.
Virginia: Oh, gosh, I didn't really know. Oh, forgive me. I would never have done anything wrong.
Glen: Well, you sure have been.
Virginia: (leaning forward) Are you going to forgive me? (laughter)
Now that's another whole string of affairs, isn't it? But you know that one. All right, do it again. I'm going to do another one.
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